Lauren (LLambie)

I'm based in the UK, and since graduating I have worked in project management for various IT companies, specialising in software, web and hosting.

I spent 12 years in the business, gaining expertise and certification in both PRINCE2 and Scrum agile. I managed some fantastic, high profile and exciting projects for some of the biggest names in the UK, including government organisations, media companies and FTSE100 businesses,

After plenty of years on the front line, I decided to turn my attention to my love of writing, and now I write full time on the subject of project management.

In the Spotlight

Preparing For A Project Manager Interview: Brush Up On Your PRINCE2 Documentation

If you are attending a project management interview, then be ready to answer technical questions about PRINCE2. Here's a quick cheats guide to PRINCE2 documentation

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  What It's Like to Be a Project Manager: A Day in the Life

  2 years ago

  Are you considering a career in project management? Here's a real-life look at what a project manager does and what it takes to succeed in this career.

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  30 Entry-Level Jobs to Help You Move Into a Project Management Career

  2 years ago

  If you want to get into project management, here are 30 entry-level jobs that you can apply for that will help you gain the experience to move into a career as a project manager.

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  How to Write Excellent Project Reports

  6 years ago

  Good project reports are essential to client communication. Here is how to impress with a clear guide to producing a professional report.

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  Project Management Interview Questions

  4 years ago

  In the competitive environment of project management, here are some tips for standing out from other candidates in an interview. Here are the eight most common questions you are likely to get asked.

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  5 Ways to Improve Daily Scrum Meetings

  2 years ago

  Daily scrum meetings are one of the best features of the agile scrum method of web development, but at only 15 minutes a day, how can you be certain you are using the time effectively?